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Phineas And Ferb Toy Box Pack Coming To Disney Infinity Next Month
Figures and levels based on the popular Disney Channel TV show, Phineas and Ferb arrive on April 1 for Disney Infinity.
The pack includes Phineas and Agent P figures. The two characters have different adventures with the former's taking place in a giant pinball machine, and the latter's features top-down and side-scrolling elements. The pack also comes with two power discs with a Tri-State Area Terrain texture set and a Danville Sky theme.
Alongside the Phineas and Ferb set releasing on April 1, comes a collection of new hexagonal and circular power discs, which you can see in the gallery below.
For our review of Disney Infinity, head here.
Our Take
I'm not familiar with Phineas and Ferb, having never seen the show. I would like to see more figures based on older films, like Cinderella or Aladdin figures. What I would really like to see though, are figures based on Studio Ghibli movies. I doubt Disney has permission to make those, but they work closely with Ghibli, so I am sure they know who to call and work out a deal. I would buy a Nausicaä figure, day one.
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